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Leonardo Da Vinci and His Art

Year: 1957 Documentary Runtime: 13 min

Overview

Provides a basis for appreciating the style and beauty of Leonardo da Vinci's art by examining his famous works. His versatility as an artist, mathematician, anatomist and architect is also pictured.

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Documentary

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